Minifigure – soldier of the Chinese Peoples Volunteer Army from the Korean War era (LEGO Alternative)

This image displays a LEGO-compatible minifigure, showing both front and back views.

In English, the figure can be described as a soldier featuring:

• A tan or khaki-colored military uniform.
• A brown ushanka-style winter hat, adorned with a red star emblem.
• A chest rig with ammunition pouches printed on the front.
• Printed equipment on the back, including an entrenching tool (small shovel).
• Plain tan legs with printing at the bottom to suggest boots.

Regarding who this figure represents: The filename structure “SKU-12-JC014志愿军.webp” strongly suggests (due to the characters “志愿军,” meaning “Volunteer Army”) that this figure is intended to represent a soldier of the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army (PVA). These soldiers fought in the Korean War (early 1950s). The attire, including the ushanka with a red star and the style of field gear, is consistent with historical depictions of Chinese PVA soldiers from that period.

Your description, “This image might show: lego soviet,” is also understandable. The visual style of a soldier with an ushanka hat bearing a red star and a utilitarian khaki uniform shares many characteristics with Soviet soldiers of that era. This visual similarity can arise from shared military aesthetics, potential Soviet influence or supply of equipment, and common communist iconography during that period.

Therefore, the figure is most likely intended to represent a soldier of the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army (志愿军) from the Korean War era.

It is important to note that this is a custom or third-party LEGO-compatible minifigure, not an official product from The LEGO Group, which generally avoids themes of real-world modern warfare and specific historical military conflicts.